Duisport Group plans to commission a new Railport terminal (Railport Terminal Isletmeleri A.S.) in Kartepe, Turkey (Kocaeli region) by the end of 2024, and construction is currently underway.
Greece’s north-south railroad line was severely damaged by the Daniel storm that hit the region on September 4. Up to 50 km of railway infrastructure in the central part of the country was destroyed.
Up to 500 wagons with grain were waiting for unloading at Ukrainian sea ports as of September 6. Taking into account that approximately 168 wagons per day are accepted at the stations
Since mid-June, Baltic Container Terminal (BCT) has been cooperating with logistics operators Fortis Logistics Group and Multimodal Solutions & Services to launch a new intermodal transportation service for Ukrainian cargo to the port of Gdynia.
The Bulgarian company Express Service OOD is supplying another ES3000 battery shunting locomotive for the French railways (Société Nationale des Chemins de fer Français, SNCF); this is the fourth locomotive this year.
From September 11 and until the decision is revoked, the French railway operator Fret SNCF will be subject to a convention that will restrict transportation of cargoes of any kind from Slovakia to Spain. This is stated in the ZSSK Cargo notification No. ZAN/497-2187 of September 8, according to the Fret SNCF.
There were about 9,000 wagons with various goods waiting to be transferred through Ukraine’s western land border crossing points as of September 6 compared with 8,800 wagons in late August.
Almost 10,000 wagons were waiting for unloading at Ukraine’s western land border crossing points as of September 6, down 304 wagons compared with August 30. In particular, as many as 2,495 wagons were standing loaded with grain (down 134 units compared with August 30)
During a meeting of Ukrainian and Slovak railroaders, Josef Virba, a representative of ZSSK Cargo, said that from September 11 to 17, repair work would be carried out in Slovakia during technological windows.
Ukraine has started exporting grain through Croatian ports. This was stated by the First Vice Prime Minister of Ukraine, Minister of Economy of Ukraine Yulia Svyrydenko during a meeting with the Prime Minister of the Republic of Croatia Andrej Plenkovic.